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The Old story,

i tried TO kiss the loving maid,
But she resisted;
But was not the least afraid
And 50. insisted
She said. you're mussing all my hair,
Likewise my collar"
promptly said, Il do not care!"
She said. I'll holler."
The hand with which the maiden sweet
Her ripe lips shielded
cauzht-the victory was complete;
She sweetly yielded
Il osfo,a Cs,fr,e,
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SLrGGER SULIIvAS's EUROPEAN TRIP-The steam
snip Etrtrfa, which sailed for Liverpool from New
YORK saturday, had Edward G. Holske aboard
he going ahead OF John l. sullivan, TO make dates
Tor the pugilist sullivan expects TO start on the
2fth, sailing from Boston. He Is TO take two or
three pugi!ists with him and give boxing exhtbi-
lions all over England Holske said thar before
sullivan got home again he would challenge Jem
smith and kilrain
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EDUCATIONAL.
EAUoUIER FEMALE INsTIruTI

Il WxkRENToN. VA
Ssis % md S5s
81: sss sss
school ediaess Il the State fuM CORPS q tesshsrs
fi Si SsGne' ' GO. q BUTLER NJ Principal
PILAs,NI{os "A AND ,EL.ocUIIoN Lessons Fl; @.
MUSIC se:.ss. vi sn:s.nes s e sSs ias:
i III n s: change Of the E0'u0n ISSS
ERIENDS SELECT SCHOOL, 1871 IsT. NV. A
s s h 81 4 III
En anseE T. e s'iA:, ~
ns :Ss
sn shs: ass
fn6 ssu5s u Z f r. For '''.:
NTRs z D. BUCHER AND MISS ADA b CONN,
Is'cnsf $50 81 offifsa 1919 3s.n and Vocal AusO
Miss Conn will accept engagements - ap accom-
DRIvATE LESSONS m ALL GRADES. OF
study; e adult: conHdentiai: Prepare foroOllssS
s ssss fY1pi ~ x co4 ssS
A RI sCHOOL.-MRs. NJ. H. Pixies STUDIO Is
"A now at 1890 Pierce Place as formerly. where she
y .
w Cloud building. 9th and i sta Nineteenth year.
E f' SukXRD bssesos g rs'
COLIIERE HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS
ts HgaeF q FIX sss IL a
C. 1898 s, st. r 9 W. near Arlington Hotel Open;
in:'.sisnssa. ' at Of Never FOrss.snr ".sss
MIss ROSA P0EsCHEs GERMAN.ENGLIsH
~ school and Kinderyarten reopens Oct 4th year,
at i224 18th st. NV Private lessons :uS702m:
TE'HE CEDARs.,,A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
br cea sss . 81
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MARTYRS 81. COMMERCIAL ,, c GoILEaE
Day and Evening Sessions students enter on any
week day. Catalogue free application at College
se Pf s1S rssidsns K f. Or es %si
IsnsE ssS55 GIL.
oS se.9g B. iss aiRs cHAs w. pA1no PRINCIPAL.
NJ % thirty ihh9 Session vii
9al Sose On ss
as the sns the
ssS S.' at - ; E S5S Ell
(,RAYON PORTRAITs.-wIII TEACH ANY ONE
O.o make Crayon Portrait in lessons; no knowi-
edge OF drawing necessary guaran teedOr
no pay. j. W. REYNOLDS,
TyNHE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HOWARD
UNIVERSITY
WILL for the benefit of Medical Students give thor.
ough in Clinical Medicine Surgery Diseases Of
Women and 0bsteiric during the ensuing session at
the Freedmen's Hospital as follows:
Medical Clinic every Sunday, at 9 pm, by Prof
T. b. Hood. Surgical Clinic every Saturday, at D.
Dispensary Clinic by Dr. +. J, Shadd. Prof. Puryfs
will limit his Obstetricsl Clinics to advanced students
Surgical Clinic viii be given every Sunday morn
ing during the winter months by Prof Robert Reyburn
at Providence Hospital
Dental operations and filling of teeth will be per-
formed daily by Prot. John +. R. Dufour and staff
For information address q. b. PURVIS, NJ. d., 11lS
18th st. H. s2i-lm
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENT.
VI National University. Mt. Vernon Place, corner
Sth and SITS. NV. The fourth annual session will
begin MONDAY, OCTOBER Sd, 1887, at 5 80 O'Clock
pm, and end April Both, 1855.
For further Information apply to-
II. II. BARKER NJ. d, Dean,
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CoxKLISG COUNSEL FOR THE COUPON PRIsoNRas.-
The Richmond Dispatch says Governor Lee has
asked the Hon. Roscoe Conkling 70 argue with
other distinguished counsel the cases OF Mr.. Ayers
Major Scott etc, should the Supreme Court set
q time for hearing them. and he has consented 70
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DIEDMONT AIR LINE
l. ~ schedule in effect September 5th. 1887
between Alexandria and tynchburg Blue Ridaa
sprlngs Allegheny spring. Bristol, Knoxville, Rome
SLEEPER S. es Hsx Orleans Pullman
11:24 Mast Mail Daily for wsrrenton, Char.
1o.tesyiiie. Gordonsyle. Stations Ches OHIO Route
and RaesS
Orleans Texas and California Pullman SLEEPER New
Atlanta to New Orleans and Mann Boudoir sleepefs
trains Warrington to Atlanta Does not Connect Tor
.2:32 P. M.,,taily except sunday for MansssaA
Strasbury and intermedists Stations. Connects &
Riyerton with s v K. r for Luray. arriving .. m
Gordonsville. Charlottesville, Louisville Cincinnati
and Summer resorts and Line Of Ches and Ohio
:s sr .1a SSa
TSrSash Pu%.nS e sssper. wsshinston e
rII!S0P. M.TsSasSsrn E1Rrss. Daily for Lynchburs.
pla lrn R.ieigh Asheyine Charlotte ColumbiH
snt u@aS slsss SSS
t9 MOntsomery, connectns With Pullman Psrior Cars
MONTGOMERY to New Orleans Pullman slsepers wash-
rsins aDS OHIO Sn,aE Division leave w..b
sS S arrive Sii H fIffPs ssuad and
$50 n .na i IS Sunday arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via Charlotte, Dan
and E.s Tenn slssS .sd IyaeS
SSs % Sa y $40 II EA' s.; sae
furnished and baggage checked 1t Office 1900 Pennsy
EaroSS Sis AND AND JAS
Sd General Passenger Agent
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LooKl LooKii LooKuI
The Weekly Sta. The Weekly Stan
THE STARS POCKET ATLAS OF THE WORLD
during
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setting forth the features The Whole World nu. detail 'a ar nnea
Industrial Territory the Union together
showing relative different industries and different products
SAisA and other
thoroughly
b
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bright Correspondence points interest," weekly
Fashion Religion. u'' and Agricultural s"t everything that aoa the b.
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AN UNEXAMPLED oFFERIU
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STAR
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The convention OF social Reformers, presided
over BY Ms BeIva lockwood, In session at spring
Geld, IL, last week, organized q new political
party, adopting q lengthy platform and naming a
national COMMITTEES. The name OF the new organ
kation Is the Industrial Reform Party Another
meeting Will be held In this city February %. The
platform embraces an extraordinarily wide range,
Including woman suffrage, prohibition and govern.
ment ownership OF transportation and telegraph
lines. Among the participants In the convention
was George Francis Train.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-17

Ill 2uKsSsrowN ELECTION A SURPKrsk-An
sseSlon Iof municipal oflcers was held In Queens
Iowa Ireland, saturday. The result caused gen.
sfAL astnnlsAment, nve uni0nlsts being elected by
large n,slor1ties over fye narionaIisfs ana a
ssAencn eonssFvstsse healing the pon by vote Of
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A Battle with RObher~.

ONE OF THE MURDEREKS OF REV. THos p RYAN
SHOT AND ANOTHER LYNCHED
IL was mentioned In Saturdays STAR that last
thursday night gang OF masked highwaymen
entered the home OF Rev. ThOs. p Ryan a Methodist
minister, VINO lives near Walton, Roane Co w. Va
and that he was shot dead by one OF them Emily
300 citizens started out saturday morning after
the robbers. After the house was robbed and the
Old man was shot, the robbers, thirteen I'm num-
Der, compelled the family 10 send him up stairs
and 10 get breakfast for them. The o1icers ana
citizens ran into the robbers Saturday nigbr ar
Geo. Dun residence, miles from SisSonyiIIe and
were warned 10 Keep on by the robbers, who had
taken refuge In the house, fitted port holes and
made other arrangements for protection The
murderers were nrec upon and Geo. Dun fr was
Killed JAKE Coon was captured and lynched
Five OF the officers and citizens In the battle were
wounded, among whom are Peter and VIM Skiens
brothers, The Information received Is very
meager. There are about twenty robbers In the
gang r. NJ Dun. Geo. Drake, and Frank shamb-
ing are prisoners. aud await the pleasure OF the
vigilance committee for their disposal. Coon Is
the man who killed Rev. Thos. r. Ryan and shot
fve OF the vigilance committee. IL Is believed
that a full confession Will be made and the whole
gang lynched. The vlgilanIs are still after the
Others and IL Is said well-known State detective
Is mixed up IN the robbery. A large number OF
r0bOerfes have been Committed by this gang dur
Ing the past few months.
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M DEPEW ExPLAINS HOW A REPORTER. IN
HURRY, MIXED THINGS Up,


HURRY, MIXED THINGS Up.
Chauncey N Depew got on q special train at
the Grand Central depot at 12:4O p. m. Saturday,
after q weeks Iaunt over what is known as the
Vanderbilt system OF railroads. He was accom-
panied by Mr. Vanderbilt and several prominent
railroad men OF the roads The important sub
Ject, the ST Louis interview and its CONSEQUENCES
was preached The genial Mr.. Depew laughed
right out as he carelessly swung himself INTO an
easy chair and then said:
Il have had dealings with reporters for over
twenty years, and that was the only time have
actually been misrepresented. The reporter that
spoke 20 me In ST Louis had very strong views
of his own He was In a great hurry TO get his
copy In as II was late at night. You see use
the word copy because i am up on newspaper
parlance, and he evidently got his strong views
and my remarks so mixed up that when he wrote
his story he credited ne with saying what he
actually said himself had no intention OF pre-
apitaung panic am generally on the other
SIDE. am not a pessimist; am an optimist.
cannot blame the ST Louis reporter, for i know
how IL Is with you people. You are pressed FOR
time nearly always and Il would be mean TO md
fault Win an occasional error you may make he
ST Louis man dld not catca on TO my views and
consequently was the cause Of a big stir In the
market. am really sorry that the thing occurred
al Al
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He Killed Two Train Robbers.
KxPREss MESSENGER SMITH THE HERO OF TIE HOUR
IN TEXAS.


TWO train robbers were killed near Fl Paso Tex,
on Friday night, instead CT one, and Express Mes
senger smith who did the job, Is the hero Of the
hour. The train left FL Paso at $50 p. m, and
when about a mile out the engineer discovered
two men on the tender, each with q revolver In
his hand and wearing mask over his face. The
engineer tried to stop the train, but the men
When he reached the curve they ordered him and
his fireman 70 get on the engine, and took
them back 70 the cypress car; the robbers, In
shouting and cursing. Reaching the express car,
one OF them threw dynamite against the front
hole in the door. the robbers called the es-
was j. Ernest smith. and with him was
once at Fort worth When they heard
the firing they put out the lights
revolver Just inside the door, The robbers ordered
Smith and Beardsley 70 hold up their hands, and
go back into the car and make light. He climbed
back and the foremost roboer started 10 follow.
Snfth seized his pistol, placed IL almost against
through his heart The robber fell back dead,
but Fred twice at Smith while falling. Smith
and the other roboer also exchanged shots
rade's body on the engine, intending to IN
couple It from the train and run on. While
he was trying TO ift the body upon the engine the
messenger got his double barreied shotgun leaned
out OF the Car, and shot at him. The robber sank
down. then sprang up and ran out OF sight The
train returned 10 this city, the express car was re-
paired and the train went on, Messenger smith
remaining In the city. Deputy Marshals Van Ripper
AMI Ross al once started fer isleta, 13 miles east
OF Il Paso. ana securing three experienced MeXi-
can jrailers, had them at the scene Of the "hold-
up before daylight. City Marshal Wyett and
other Officers were also on the ground by sunrise.
The hunt was short. Less than 30 yards from
where he was shot lay the second roDber dead
Messenger Smith Is from st. Louis, living now at
San Antonio lie has been employed by Wells
Fargo co. for four years and runs between e Paso
and san Antonio. The citizens Of FL Paso pre-
sented him with suit OF Clothes, and have raised
over 800 for medal
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UvHE McDONALD-ELLIS school.
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Engiish. French, Latin, Penmanship, Clasa Dra1nc
and Class Singing. special herdio 10 empioved fos
the use Of pupils in distant parts Of the civ Sr ar
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HE WANTS TO BE HANGED OR ELSE SET AT LIBERTY.
Albert r Parsons, one OF the condemned snar-
chists, has addressed a letter 10 Governor OgleSoy
declaring that he will not accept a Communication
OF his death sentence to Imprisonment He says:
Fl am guilty or am innocent OF the charge for
which have been condemned 70 die. II guilty,
then prefer death rather than TO go like the
quarry slave az night scourged to his dungeon
IL innocent, then am entitled TO, and will accept
nothing less than liberty. am a helpless prisoner
and completely In the power OF the authorities;
but strongly protest against being taken from
my cell and carried 70 the penitentiary as felon.
Therefore, In the name of the people, whose liberty
Is being destroyed In the name OF peace and
justice, i protest against the contamination OF
this judicial murder; this proposed strangulation
OF freedom on American soil i speak for myself.
know not what course others may pursue, but
for myself reject the petition Tor my imprison-
ment- I am innocent, and I say 10 you that under
no circumstances will accept a Communication TO
imprisonment In the name OF the American
people demand my right; my lawful constilu-
tional, natural, inalienable right TO liberty"
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
y NORDEUTSCHER LLOYD @, q 90.
. Fast Express Steamers
To Southempton tLOndon, Havrel Bremen.
Tnvs Wed. Oct 10, 1850 an. fuidS. Eat, oct %
9:30 M; saaie We'd. Oct. 70. r "a; hbe, Sat,
Sat Nov. B. z 80 o. m.
Comfortable statsrooms excsllsnt table. luxuxioua
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Taz THISTLE YrTs OUT ACROSS THE ATLANTIC APrl
THE GALATEL

Tax THISTLE YrTs OUT ACROSS THE ATLANTIC AYrER
THE GALATEL
The New York Sun says: The Thistle left
for scotland early last Friday morning superin-
tendent Nelson hoisted the nag over the Corinrhan
Club house, and amid the cheerful singing OF her
crew, the gallant cutter set out, under q brisk
northwest breeze. Mr.. Sweet, the present chal-
lenger for the Americas cup, says his boat will
certainly be aeutter and not center boarder. and
that soon her size AMI lines are decided upon
by Designer watson and himself ne will cheerfully
make them public she Will not be built under
canvas covering. Mr.. Watson said he would sit
down al home md study design for the boat He
dld not know what the result OF his studies might
b. Geo CLARK sailed In the city OF Rome on
wednesday. He Intended 70 challenge for the cup
and u ID said he had his challenge all written out
but Mr. Sweet got his challenge IN ahead OF him
HIS intention was 10 build a center-board boat,
and Il Is said he VIII build boat OF some kind
any way, and bring her over next year, and that
NJ sweet does not win the cup he Will challenge
Tor the following year. IL Geo Clark who built
the brilliant little cutter Clara
The Thistle sailed In the same cruising rig In
cutter, the Galatea the Ths.Ies elder sister IN de-
feat, sailed from New York hsrbor TUESDAY afrer-
noon about E;io O'Clock, and II each yacht touches
sarfly BE- an ocean race between them The Galafsa
had about 66H hours start for the Thistle SET san
ABOUT 6s45 O'Clock Friday morning. Provided the
october winds are noe c0nspicuoQsly imp artial the
yacht which makes the laster time across the At
lAntic Will not fall 10 boast OF victory, although
there WAS no agreement 70 race.
ArsrERf0CS MURDER At SHARPSBCR6, Mp.-A
Hagerstown special 70 the Philadelphia f,ress
says: CnaA W. swartz, q young man OF Cable
town, Va, attended a ball at SnaFpsburK In this
county. saturday night A little after midnight
he left the ballroom ana made his way 70 the
hotel OF the village but was unsuccessful In
sroasang the proprietor. He then crossed over
toward the public square. Suddenly a heavy
MAJ, wearinS light overcoat, jumped from a
nldns-piaee, and, exclaimtng "rake that
Inc anar Is complete mystery. The assassin
0caped In the darkness and there Ii no clue 70
Ma IDENTITY or whereaDoutA
s,1.,,a,9 ur,ssrows ELEcrIox suHPKsk-An
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l. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
nI ~ THE MOTH. WEST, AND S9UTHwEST,,
STEEL RAILS Il r,pr MAA9NIFIGENT EQUIPMENT

IN EFFECT MAY 10, 1887.
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webs. ssi.ssfs Nh sissPiPS a. hs;sSa ss1ssss
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81 nd
S the Wss y aay fSS
70, Ssx s AND goIoMAc RAILROAD:
1000 p% daily except saturday with Palace
For WiIiamsport Lock Haven and Elmira, at so q
For st r. P9o % ,Ss
sqnSSsy 100 is 49 100 4 pnIi 1000 and
Carr. $40 am. daily except sunday. and 4 200 pm.
For Boston without change, 2 90 m every day.
For sroOklyn n 4. all through train. connect #
transfer G1s to F1itsn
For so5 sPs y Is Sunday
gYo9 II 40 i ami 200 alo. 90 10 90: and
days ana :oS 3 II daily 'ss ~ NV a,n, week,
FOR .n s1aS!s sSc stS s siS lbs laS
SUMO ESQ So s 49,, i S SS rna go
For fopss Creek Line. IS ~ and 10 m daily.
For ASHapos. IS and 90 am. L. o5. 20, and
800 pm. daily. except Sunday. sundays 900
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY
AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL-
ROAD.
For Alexandria 600, Gas, $40, 9:47, 1857 am;
12;04 noon, 2:O5. 4:25, ABS, 6:01, :O5, 1905
and II :37 pm. On Sunday at q 90, 3 40, 0:47,
p 1927 am; 80, SOL, s:05 and EOS pm.
For Richmond and the South, 500, 10 81 am, daily,
and 4 30 pm, daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington sos. 90
ZOO, 9:32 and 10 AZ m, aud II - midnight
Except Monday, On Sunday at .; 90, o: 10 and
and IL j night.
Tickets and information at the Office northeast cor.
ner of 18th street and Penn yvania avenue and at
the station where orders be left for the Of
baggage to destination from hotels and sidences
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General Manager. ts2sl GenI Passenger Agt. :
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- Il

ELOCUTIoN
Is the Art Of all Artsno persons education Is COM
mo branch of Education is more scholarly refined
and useful and none pays better ut the present day.
The Collegiate Courses open October s.
l. The Non-Professional. 2 The Professional. The
% Gr h R dr T,h to s study Flo
and as an accomplishment which forms an important
part OF every finished Education
TORY; z ACTING. There are also Short Courses a,
and Private Lessons.
III Gssfs ftfSsf TS5sE aa
SIS, Expressiye Reading Bible and Hymn Reading.
n4ss
@entay NfRffsn Psn.s
RHEToRIC and LOGIC. -
Public Graduating Exercises occur in June.
send for Large nlustrated Catalogue, with full de-
scription Of College, Courses: also. CONTESTS
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MARTINS COLLEGE. 3l3 9Th ST, NJ W. DE-
Nl Iartment OF modern Languages under the d;rec
ton of Prof. c. Fontaine. French. German. spanish
method: Glasses On Tue.day, Thursday. and satur-
ply II the College Once. si5-im:
l. HE BERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
WASHINGTON, S23 14TH ST. n w..
Boston, 154 fremont St.; Brooklyn, 40 Court St.;
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Thorough training in French, German, Spanish, &C,
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